by Matteo Cavallito<\/p>\n
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The enormous forests of Russia and North America, the Amazon<\/strong>, the Congolese plains and the tropical expanses of Southeast Asia are the main carbon reservoirs that should be protected at any cost, says a research<\/a> published in recent weeks by the Nature. Analyzing a large amount of data on a global scale, scientists from the NGO Conservation International<\/strong> have mapped the planet’s carbon<\/strong> reserves, focusing on the most vulnerable ones.<\/p>\n These are identified by a slower restoration rate that prevents plants and soils to break even by 2050. When the world must reach the zero net emissions target. In short, if these areas are not properly protected, we could face a permanent damage.<\/p>\n